Sri Lanka is at crossroads. After a 30 year conflict that brought great hardships to the people and endless destruction to its built-environment, Sri Lanka has finally emerged victorious in bringing the avalanche of social, cultural and environmental catastrophes of the past 30 years to a complete halt.

‘Urban Living’, is an unavoidable circumstance in today’s context which is common to any country in the world.

Architect Sadev Wittachy has transformed a simple, rectangular space of no more than 2,500 square feet

Located 25 kilometres east of Kandy and spread across two mountain ranges, the Victoria Golf and Country Resort is home to a variety of breathtaking scenery and beautifully landscaped cottages.

Discovered almost by accident, glass has played a major part in our lives as the transparent divider of spaces.

Hidden amidst the thick foliage bordering the quiet waters of Bolgoda lake lies the weekend rest for a family of four.

The Attapattu Walawwa, originally built by Mudliar Don Bastian Gooneratne in 1742 has been the ancestral home of the Dias Abeysinghe and Gooneratne families for 269 years.

The 29th Annual Sessions of the Sri Lanka Institute of Architects themed “Architecture for All: City + Community” was held recently under the patronage of the Chief Guest Basil Rajapaksa, Minister of Economic Development, and the Guests of Honour Archt Ruth Reed, Chairman, Royal Institute of British Architects and Shri Vikram Misry, First Secretary of the Indian High Commission in SriLanka.